Name: Haute Textured Cashmere Camellia Lashes
Brand: Curacoro
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Haute Textured Cashmere Camellia Lashes

Ready-made texture for layered, editorial lash sets

Haute Textured Cashmere Camellia Lashes give artists ready-made texture for layered, editorial-style sets. Deep-black, ultra-soft cashmere fibre on a low-sticky base, layered in a camellia structure for anime, wispy and wet-look sets. Supplied in many curls and lengths from 7-13mm, 7-15mm and 12-17mm mixes plus stepped triples from 5/6/7 up to 12/13/14, so one tray covers most of the styling decisions in a working day. Because the texture is built into the fan, the effect repeats across the set instead of depending on how many accents you place by hand, which is what keeps both eyes matching. The fans lift straight from the tray, so the only judgement left at the chair is where the texture should sit.

Product details

Trend/Popularity: Textured, layered sets are outpacing flat volume in client requests, and a fan with the texture already built in is the fastest way to offer them.
Ease & Speed: The fans arrive shaped and bonded, so a full set becomes isolation and placement only — no hand-fanning and no re-picking a collapsed fan mid-appointment.
Income Opportunity: Consistent fans keep set times predictable, so you can book more appointments a week and price a specialty set with confidence.

Artists Moving from Classic into Volume: The fan is already built, so you can sell a volume service while your hand-fanning speed is still developing.
High-Volume Studios: Identical fan geometry across the tray keeps sets consistent whichever artist is working, which matters on fully booked days.
Trainers and Educators: A uniform fan gives students a fixed reference while they learn isolation, placement and adhesive control.
Artists Styling Strong Natural Lashes: A 0.07 fibre reads individually in the set, which is what gives definition on healthy lashes that can carry it.

What each construction choice does on the lash line:

Pre-built fan structure: Delivers textured, layered volume from a single placement, so the lash line closes faster.
Premium fibre: Holds the engineered curl through heat and humidity and keeps a soft finish rather than a wiry one.
Bonded base: Keeps the attachment point slim, so the fan seats flush instead of stacking bulk at the root.
0.07 diameter: Thick enough for each fibre to read individually without loading the natural lash.
Many curls, 7-13mm, 7-15mm and 12-17mm mixes plus stepped triples from 5/6/7 up to 12/13/14: Curl and length can be matched to the growth angle rather than forced, which is where most sets are won or lost.
Vegan and cruelty-free materials: Ethically sourced fibre for studios that publish a sourcing policy.

Cleanse and prime the natural lashes to remove oil, makeup and debris, then let them dry fully.
Tape and map the eye, deciding where the longer lengths will sit before the first fan goes on.
Isolate a single natural lash cleanly and confirm no neighbouring lash is caught.
Pick the fan up at its base and dip the bonded point lightly, keeping adhesive off the fibres.
Place the base 0.5-1mm from the lid margin and hold briefly until it grabs, keeping the fan square to the lash.
Let the bond cure fully, then comb through with a clean spoolie to check the fans have stayed open.

Using your usual adhesive dot — a promade base has less contact area than a hand-fanned one, so an unchanged dot shows up as premature shedding. Increase the dot slightly and coat the whole bonded point.
Dipping too deep — soaking the fibres stiffens the fan and glues the tips together. Dip only the bonded base point.
Defaulting to one curl — on flat or hooded lashes a tighter curl pokes forward. Read the growth angle and change curl rather than adjusting placement to compensate.
Placing every fan at an identical angle — uniform placement flattens the texture the fan is designed to create. Vary the direction slightly across the set.
Leaving the tray open on the station — dust and adhesive vapour settle on the fibres and make pick-up unreliable. Close the box between clients.

Product type: Pre-made promade fans
Diameter: 0.07
Curls: B, C, CC, L, LJ, LB, LC, LC+, UJ, UB, UC
Lengths: 7-13mm, 7-15mm and 12-17mm mixes plus stepped triples from 5/6/7 up to 12/13/14
Fibre: Premium fibre
Base: A bonded base
Finish: A matte finish
Sourcing: Vegan, cruelty-free
Use: Professional lash extension application only

Adhesive is purchased separately. Patch test new clients for adhesive sensitivity before a full set.

My promade sets look darker but flatter than I expected — is that the fan or my mapping?

Usually mapping: density arrives early at this fibre count, so a single length through the middle reads as a wall rather than as texture. Step the lengths across the map and vary the curl slightly between layers so the light has something to catch.

Why do my fans close between pick-up and placement?

Either the dip is too deep or the tweezer is gripping above the bonded point and squeezing the fibres together. Grip at the base itself, and discard a fan that has already closed rather than trying to spread it open on the lash.

Is 0.07 too heavy for a client who normally wears classic extensions?

It depends on the natural lash rather than the diameter alone — a healthy medium lash usually carries it comfortably, while a fine or previously stressed lash does not. On those clients drop to a finer fibre at a higher count for the same visual density.

Can I mix this tray with other promade fans in the same set?

Yes, and it is a useful way to control weight and cost — but keep the two in separate zones rather than alternating lash by lash, because different base sizes show as uneven texture. Keep the curl consistent between the layers so they do not fight each other.

How should I adjust my adhesive when the room gets humid?

Humidity speeds the cure, so the base can set before the fan is fully seated, which reads as a weak bond a week later. Move to a slower adhesive with a longer working time rather than speeding up placement, and refresh the dot more often as it skins over.